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SERVICE MANUAL
PUMA YeS
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The information provided herein may not be reproduced and/or published in any form, by print, photo print, microfilm or any other means
whatsoever (electronically or mechanically) without the prior written authorization of Handicare.
The information provided is based on general data concerning the constructions known at the time of the publication of this manual. Handicare
executes a policy of continuous improvement and reserves the right to make changes and modifications.
The information provided is valid for the product in its standard version. Handicare cannot be held liable for possible damage resulting from
specifications of the product deviating from the standard configuration.
The available information has been prepared with all possible care, but Handicare cannot be held liable for possible errors in the information or
the consequences thereof.
Handicare accepts no liability for loss resulting from work executed by third parties.
In accordance with the legislation concerning the protection of trade names, all names and trade names, etc. used by Handicare may not be
considered as being available to others.
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Table of contents
This manual
5 Indications and pictograms
5 Available documentation
7 Identification plate
7 Identification of the product
8 Warranty stipulations concerning the wheelchair
8 Liability stipulations concerning the product
9 Wheelchairs and the environment
9 1 General safety regulations and instructions
10 1.1 Indications and instructions on the wheelchair ............................................................................................10 1.2 Technical specifications ...............................................................................................................................10 1.3 Modifications ................................................................................................................................................10 1.4 Safety ...........................................................................................................................................................10 2 Tools
11 2.1 Tools ............................................................................................................................................................11 3 Maintenance, replacement and repair
12 3.1 Maintenance table........................................................................................................................................12 3.2 Batteries .......................................................................................................................................................12 3.2.1 Replacing the batteries .................................................................................................................... 12 3.2.2 Cleaning the batteries ...................................................................................................................... 13 3.3 Driven wheels ..............................................................................................................................................13 3.3.1 Tire repair on driven wheels............................................................................................................. 13 3.3.2 Replacing the tyre on the driven wheel............................................................................................ 14 3.3.3 Replacing the driven wheel .............................................................................................................. 15 3.4 Swivel wheels ..............................................................................................................................................15 3.4.1 Tyre repair for swivel wheels ........................................................................................................... 16 3.4.2 Replacing the tyre on the swivel wheel............................................................................................ 16 3.4.3 Replacing the swivel wheel .............................................................................................................. 17 3.4.4 Replacing the swivel wheel .............................................................................................................. 17 3.4.5 Replacing the ball-head bearings .................................................................................................... 18 3.4.6 Replacing the fork of the swivel wheel............................................................................................. 18 3.5 Replacing the shock breaker .......................................................................................................................18 3.6 Replacing the covers ...................................................................................................................................19 3.6.1 Removing/fitting the covers.............................................................................................................. 19 3.7 Replacing drive and components ................................................................................................................20 3.7.1 Replacing tube under the drive unit ................................................................................................. 20 3.7.2 Replacing the drive unit ................................................................................................................... 20 3.7.3 Replacing the side frame ................................................................................................................. 21 3.7.4 Replacing carbon brushes ............................................................................................................... 21 3.8 Electronic components ................................................................................................................................22 3.8.1 Working on the electrical system ..................................................................................................... 22 3.8.2 Replacing the 'DX' controller ............................................................................................................ 22 3.8.3 Replacing the ‘Shark’ controller ....................................................................................................... 23 3.8.4 Replacing the power module ........................................................................................................... 23 3.9 Compact lighting ..........................................................................................................................................24 3.9.1 Replacing the front light ................................................................................................................... 24 3.9.2 Replacing the rear light .................................................................................................................... 24 3.9.3 Replacing the flashing light .............................................................................................................. 24 3.10 Cleaning .......................................................................................................................................................25 4 Troubleshooting
26 4.1 'DX' faultfinding table ...................................................................................................................................26 4.2 ‘Shark’ faultfinding table ...............................................................................................................................28 5 Technical specifications
29 5.1 Product specification sheet of the Yes-Series .............................................................................................29 5.2 Measurements legends ...............................................................................................................................31 5.3 Glossary .......................................................................................................................................................32 5.4 Electrical diagrams.......................................................................................................................................32 5.4.1 Electrical connection diagrams for ‘DX’ and ‘Shark’ ........................................................................ 33 5.4.2 Electrical wiring diagram for 'DX' Standard...................................................................................... 34 5.4.3 Electrical wiring diagram for 'DX' Lighting........................................................................................ 35 5.4.4 Electrical wiring diagram for 'DX' Back rest/Leg rest ....................................................................... 36 5.4.5 Electrical wiring diagram for 'DX' Lighting/Back rest/Leg rest ......................................................... 37 5.4.6 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘DX’ MBL Seat lift/MBL Tilt/Lighting/Back rest/Leg rest ..................... 38 Version 2012v1
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5.4.7 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ Drive only................................................................................ 39 5.4.8 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ Drive only/Lighting .................................................................. 40 5.4.9 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ Back rest................................................................................. 41 5.4.10 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Seat lift ........................................................................... 42 5.4.11 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Tilt .................................................................................. 43 5.4.12 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Seat lift and Back rest .................................................... 44 5.4.13 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Tilt and Back rest ........................................................... 45 5.4.14 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Seat lift and Tilt .............................................................. 46 5.5 Authorised service and technical support ....................................................................................................47 6 Use of the parts lists
48 6.1 SEDEO ........................................................................................................................................................50 6.2 Carrier ..........................................................................................................................................................71 6.3 Options, wiring and modules .......................................................................................................................81 4
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This manual
This manual contains the basic instructions for repairs and general maintenance of the electric wheelchair.
Mechanics that do repairs on this wheelchair must be well trained and familiar with the repair methods and the
maintenance of the electric wheelchair.
Always make sure that the work is carried out safely, particularly with respect to procedures requiring the
wheelchair to be lifted up.
We advise that you contact our service department before doing repair work on a wheelchair that has been
involved in an accident.
The following information is important when ordering parts:
- Model
- Year of manufacture
- Colour
- Identification number
- Part number
- Name of the part concerned
This information is provided on the identification plate. See 'Identification of the product'.
Indications and pictograms
The standard version of the electric wheelchair has the following indications (decals, labels, stickers):
E
D
B
A
C
DX
D
E
B
A
SHARK
G
H
H
F
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
Battery charging connection.
Program.
Danger of crushing!
Speed sticker.
Reference to the user manual.
Neutral left and right.
Tilt warning
Danger of getting fingers jammed.
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AFKNELGEVAAR!
ABKLEMGEFAHR!
TRAP DANGER!
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A
Battery charging connection
To charge the batteries, see 'Charging'.
B
Program
This program depends on the version of the wheelchair (front-wheel
drive or rear-wheel drive). The sticker indicates the program.
C
Danger of crushing!
Use caution when swinging the controller aside to avoid getting anything
crushed.
D
Speed sticker
The maximum speed is programmed. This depends on the version of the
wheelchair (front-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive).
E
Reference to the user manual
The wheelchair should only be used after the user manual has been
studied carefully.
Never use the wheelchair before having read and understood the
contents of the manual.
F
Neutral
1. Lever in the lowest position:
The drive of the relevant motor is disconnected: the wheelchair can be
pushed.
If your wheelchair is equipped with two freewheel handles, both must
be operated.
2. Lever in the highest position:
The drive of the relevant motor has been switched on: The wheelchair
can be electrically driven.
G
Tilt warning
To prevent the wheelchair from tilting forward, never stand on the foot
rest.
H
Danger of getting fingers jammed
Keep hands and fingers away from moving parts when adjusting the
height and/or tilting angle of the wheelchair.
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The following pictograms are used in this manual:
CAUTION/WARNING
Procedures that - if not executed properly - can result in damage to the product, the
environment, or human injury.
ATTENTION!
Suggestions and advice that help tasks or procedures involved to be carried out more easily.
Consult the specified information source(s) first.
Pull the charge cord out of the battery charging connection of the electric wheelchair before
carrying out any maintenance on the wheelchair.
Available documentation
The following technical documentation is available for this wheelchair:
- User manual
- Service manual.
- Conversion manual.
Service and technical support
For information concerning specific settings, maintenance or repair work, or conversion procedures, or in case of
doubt, please contact the manufacturer’s service department.
Ensure you have at hand:
- Model
- Year of manufacture
- Identification number
This information is provided on the identification plate. See 'Identification of the product'.
Identification plate
On this plate, information about the product is provided, see:
'Identification of the product'.
A
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Identification of the product
A. Model
B. Year of manufacture
C. Identification number
D. User area indoors or outdoors
E. Maximum load in kg
C
LAGE DIJK 10
5705 BZ HELMOND
THE NETHERLANDS
To locate the identification plate, see 'Identification plate'.
B
¨
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A
CAT
2000 IDNR.: CT 00004
USAGE:
INDOOR/OUTDOOR
GEBRUIKSGEBIED:
BINNEN/BUITEN
GEBRAUCHSBEBIET:
INNERHALB/AUSSERHALB
MAX.LOAD/MAX.BELASTB./ZUL.GESAMTGEW.: 100 KG
TYPE/TYPE/TYP:
YEAR/JAAR/JAHR:
D
E
Warranty stipulations concerning the wheelchair
In the following warranty and liability stipulations, the terms and definitions below must be explained as follows:
Product:
Customer:
Dealer:
User:
The manually operated or electric wheelchair or electric scooter manufactured and delivered by
Handicare.
The person who directly obtains a Product from Handicare or an authorised representative.
The person who delivers a Product obtained from Handicare to customers or third parties.
The person who uses a Product manufactured by Handicare.
Irrespective of what is determined concerning warranty conditions applicable to the Product, the following applies in
any case with regard to the warranty:
1. Except insofar as described otherwise, Handicare guarantees to the customer the suitability of the product for
the purpose for which the product is intended - all of these points as described in this manual - and the quality
of the material of which the product is made and the manner in which the product is manufactured.
2. Repairs or replacement of parts of the product that may be necessary as a result of faults that are based on
qualitatively faulty material or manufacturing errors will be executed free of charge, as long as such faults
occurred within one (1) year after the date of delivery of the product to the customer. The parts to be replaced
must be shipped postage-paid to Handicare. Installation or removal of these parts is for the customer’s account.
Therefore, the following cases are not eligible for free repair or replacement as meant above:
- The repair or replacement that is necessary in connection with faults that arise after one (1) year after the
date of delivery of the product to the customer;
- The repair or replacement that is required in connection with faults due to improper or careless use of the
product or that are caused by the product being used for another purpose than the one for which it is
intended, in which regard it applies that if the customer is a dealer, this dealer will indemnify Handicare
against possible claims from users or other third parties for faults caused by incorrect or careless use of the
product;
- Parts that are subject to wear and parts for which the need for repair or replacement of the parts is the actual
consequence of normal wear. These can include, but are not limited to, tyres, shrouds, arm-pads, seatings etc.
3. Irrespective of that stipulated under 2, it applies as far as an electric product is concerned that with regard to the
battery that forms part of the product warranty is only given in case of faults or non-functioning of the battery that
are demonstrably the direct consequence of material faults or manufacturing errors. A fault or non-functioning of
the battery as a result of normal wear is not covered by the warranty as meant in these warranty stipulations.
Similarly not covered by the warranty are faults or non-functioning that are the consequence of improper or
unprofessional use of the product or the battery that is part of the product, including the incorrect charging of
the battery and the failure to carry out timely and good maintenance, in which context it also applies that if the
customer is a dealer, this dealer will indemnify Handicare against possible claims from users or other third
parties that are based on the above-mentioned improper or unprofessional use of the product or the battery
that is part of the product. Handicare does not guarantee batteries provided by dealers or purchased by the
customer.
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4. The warranty conditions as mentioned in the above stipulations in any case become null and void if:
- The guidelines of Handicare for the maintenance of the product are not, or insufficiently, followed;
- A necessary repair or replacement of parts is caused by neglect, damage or abuse of the product or a use of
the product for another purpose than the one for which it was intended;
- Parts of the product are replaced by parts of another origin than those which Handicare uses and/or parts of
the product are replaced without the permission of Handicare.
5. The warranties as mentioned in stipulations 1 to 3 also become null and void if what is involved is reused by a
new user within the warranty period and if such reuse necessitates adaptations to the wheelchair and those
adaptations are carried out without the instructions and/or at the order of Handicare.
6. To retain rights under the warranties enunciated above, the customer must, in case of damage or other
calamities, contact Handicare as quickly as possible and inform them as fully as possible.
The possibility of taking recourse to the above-mentioned warranty conditions becomes null and void for the
customer in any case after 20 workdays after the damage incident or the calamity that was the reason for the
recourse to the warranty.
7. The replacement of a part or the repair or reconditioning of the product within a current warranty period does
not extend the warranty period.
8. Handicare gives no warranty on repair to or reconditioning of the product carried out other than under order of
and/or at the instructions of Handicare. If repairs and/or reconditioning are executed by or on behalf of a
customer, the customer indemnifies Handicare with respect to the claims of third parties that result, in the
broadest sense of the word, from such repairs or reconditioning.
Liability stipulations concerning the product
Irrespective of what is determined regarding liability in the general conditions applicable to the product, with regard
to liability the following applies in any case:
1. Taking into consideration the following stipulations, Handicare only accepts liability for loss due to death or
physical injury that is the result of a defect in the product for which Handicare is responsible and for damage to
another object that is the private property of the user of the product, providing said loss is the direct result of a
fault in the product.
2. Handicare accepts no other or further liability than enunciated under 1. In particular, Handicare accepts no
liability for consequential damage, in any form whatsoever.
Wheelchairs and the environment
If your wheelchair has become superfluous or needs to be replaced, it can usually be taken back
by your dealer. If this is not possible, please contact your local authorities for the possibilities of
recycling or an environmentally-friendly way of disposing of the used materials.
Various plastics and metals have been used for the production of the wheelchair. The wheelchair
also contains electronic components that must go to electronic waste. Used batteries belong to
chemical waste.
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General safety regulations and instructions
1 General safety regulations and instructions
Handicare® accepts no liability whatsoever for damage or injury caused by the failure to (strictly) adhere to the
safety guidelines and instructions or due to carelessness during the use and cleaning of the wheelchair and
possible accessories. Depending on the specific operating circumstances or the accessories used, additional safety
instructions may be required. Please contact your dealer immediately if you observe any potential danger during the
use of the product.
The user of the wheelchair (see under 'use according to purpose') is fully responsible at all times for the
fulfillment of the locally applicable safety regulations and guidelines.
1.1
Indications and instructions on the wheelchair
The indications, symbols and instructions applied on this wheelchair are part of its safety facilities. They must never
be covered or removed and must remain present and clearly legible throughout the entire lifespan of the
wheelchair. Immediately replace or repair illegible or damaged labels, symbols and instructions. Contact your
dealer with regard to this.
1.2
Technical specifications
The technical specifications must not be altered.
1.3
Modifications
Modifications to (parts of) this product are not permitted.
1.4
Safety
To avoid accidents and undesirable situations, it is of great importance to pay attention to the following safety
instructions.
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Pay extra attention to driving on slopes:
 Never drive a front wheel driven wheelchair on a slope with an angle of more than 10°
(ascending percentage of 17,5%) and a rear wheel driven chair no more then 6° (ascending
percentage of 10,5%)
 On slopes always drive slowly and with great awareness.
 The wheelchair is less stable on a slope and has less sideways stability.
Never take a turn at full speed. Decrease speed when taking a turn.

Be sure that no items of clothing hang loose. These could become caught between the wheels.

Adjust your driving according to the circumstances:
 Drive carefully on roads that are slippery as a result of rain, ice, or snow!
 Prevent the wheelchair from coming into contact with sea water. sea water is corrosive and
damages the wheelchair.
 Prevent the wheelchair from coming into contact with sand. Sand can affect the moving parts of
the wheelchair, resulting in unnecessarily rapid wear.
Never operate the wheelchair while you are under the influence of drugs, alcohol or any medication
that could affect your driving ability.
You must have sufficient visual faculty to be able to drive safely in the wheelchair.
It is imperative to turn on the lights in situations with reduced visibility.
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The magnetic key with which the wheel chair is switched on and off may affect the magnetic strips of
credit cards and bank cards, etc.
Do not store the magnetic key with credit cards and similar cards.
To prevent unintentional movement, make sure that the joystick does not inadvertently touch other
surfaces.
The standard version of your wheelchair was tested according to the strictest EMC requirements.
Mobile telephones do not affect the wheelchair’s driving behaviour. When using a mobile telephone in
the vicinity of a wheelchair with special adaptations, you are advised to first switch off the wheelchair.
Your wheelchair may affect electromagnetic fields such as alarm systems.
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2 Tools
2.1
Tools
The tools below are needed for various mechanical settings and maintenance:
Quantity Description
1
Screwdriver
Size (mm)
1
Crosshead
screwdriver
PH2
1
Open-ended
spanner
Open-ended
spanner
10
13
1
1
1
Open-ended
spanner
Open-ended
spanner
Ring spanner
Ring spanner
Box spanner
10
13
17
1
1
Allen key
Allen key
3
4
1
Allen key
5
1
Allen key
6
1
2
1
13
17
Application
Installing or removing a variety of plastic cover caps.
Installing or removing the carbon brushes.
Adjusting the position of the seat cushion.
Adjusting the height of the side panel.
Installing or removing the 'DX'/‘Shark’ controller.
Installing or removing the side-frame locking bolt.
Adjusting the seat angle.
Adjusting the seat depth.
Adjusting the height of the chair.
Adjusting the angle of the calf pad.
Installing or removing the wheel from or into the swivel-wheel fork.
Installing or removing the drive unit.
Installing or removing the shock breaker.
Adjusting the depth of the head rest.
Adjusting the depth of the leg rests.
Installing or removing the fork on or from the ball head.
Installing or removing the driven wheel.
Adjusting the height of controller.
Adjusting the width of the leg rests.
Adjusting the length of the leg rests.
Adjusting the seat width.
Adjusting the height of the arm rests.
Adjusting the depth of the controller.
Adjusting the height of the calf pad.
Installing or removing the protective cover of the power module.
Installing or removing the power module.
Installing or removing the side covers.
Adjusting the angle of the back rest.
Adjusting the length of the single leg rest.
Removing the wheel halves of the swivel wheel.
Adjusting the angle of the foot plate.
Removing the rim half of the driven wheel.
Remarks: Size: the EU key width (of the relevant tool).
Use only high-quality tools for the adjustment(s) described.
Make sure that the hexagon of the spanner is attached securely to the hexagon of the fastening
article. This prevents the 'rotation' of hexagons of fastening articles and spanners that may affect
proper adjustment.
The following tools are needed for various electronic settings:
Quantity Description
1
HHP programming unit
1
DX Wizard (OEM)
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Adaptation of the drive programs and technical settings
 Adaptation of the drive programs and technical settings.
 Reading out the fault history.
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3 Maintenance, replacement and repair
3.1
Maintenance table
Below, we have indicated what needs to be checked, how often this should be done, and by whom.
Time
Description
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
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Annually
3.2
Charging the batteries, after each use.
Checking the tyre pressures.
Cleaning the wheelchair.
Cleaning the upholstery (if necessary).
Inspection of the electrical system.
Checking the batteries.
Inspection of the drive.
Inspection of the mechanical parts.
Inspection of the bearings.
Inspection of the suspension.
Checking the tyres.
 Checking all fastenings and bolts: tighten if necessary.
To be carried out by
User
Dealer
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Batteries
For maintenance, see the following documentation:

Regulations concerning the batteries.
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User manual of the battery charger.
The wheelchair has 'dry' gel batteries. These dry batteries (dry-fit) are entirely sealed and maintenance free.
The connection diagram for the batteries is provided on a sticker inside the battery tray.
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Make sure that the batteries are always well charged.
Do not use the wheelchair if the batteries are almost flat. This may damage the batteries and
you run the risk of an unintended standstill.
The use of 'wet' batteries is not permitted. If the batteries need to be replaced, use only dry
batteries.
3.2.1 Replacing the batteries
If the capacity of the batteries is reduced to the extent that the wheelchair can only make very short trips or even
none at all, the batteries have reached the end of their lifespan. Replace them as soon as possible.
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Contact your dealer, who will advise you what type of batteries is most suitable for the
wheelchair.
Avoid damage to the batteries when replacing them: this may cause the batteries to start
leaking.
Depending on the model of the wheelchair, it may be necessary to first remove or move the leg rests. You will now
have access to the battery tray.
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Replace the batteries as follows:
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Switch the wheelchair off.
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Loosen the star knobs (A).
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Remove the front cover (B) from the battery tray.
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Loosen the bolt from the negative (-) terminal (F) and
remove the battery clamp from the battery terminal.
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Loosen the bolt from the positive (+) terminal (E) and
remove the battery clamp from the battery terminal.
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Loosen the bolts from the battery clamps (D and C) from the
power cable (G) and remove the cable.
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Remove the batteries (H) from the battery tray.
B
H
F
A
G
E
Place the new batteries in the reverse order.
As soon as the new batteries are placed and
the battery tray is closed, the batteries have
to be charged.
C
D
3.2.2 Cleaning the batteries
Dry batteries are maintenance free. Still, you have to pay attention to the following matters:

Keeping the batteries clean and dry: dirt and water may cause a leak, causing the capacity of the batteries to decrease.
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Cleaning the terminals: after cleaning, grease them with acid-free Vaseline.
Never completely deplete the batteries! This can seriously damage the batteries and considerably
decrease their life span.
3.3
Driven wheels
To ensure proper operation of the wheelchair, it is very important that the tyres are kept at the correct pressure.
Soft tyres yield less than optimum driving for the wheelchair. It also takes more energy to move the wheelchair
forward, putting a heavier load on the batteries. Moreover, when driving on soft tyres, tyre wear is unnecessarily
great.
See 'technical specifications' for the correct tire pressure.
When pumping the tires up, note that the pressure may never exceed the maximum specified value
provided in the 'technical specifications’ table, or as indicated on the side of the tire.
When in doubt, contact your dealer/supplier.
See the 'maintenance table' for the inspection of the tyres.
3.3.1 Tire repair on driven wheels
When repairing or replacing an inner tube on a driven wheel, the neutral should not be switched off, so that the
wheel does not turn.
Repair a flat tyre as follows:
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Support the wheelchair so that the wheel is off the ground.
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Pull out the valve to completely deflate the tyre.
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Unscrew the central wheel bolt with box spanner 17 and remove the wheel.
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Loosen the Allen bolts using an Allen key with a width of 6 mm.
Remove the front of the rim half.
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Remove the inner tube and the tyre from the rim.
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Remove the inner tube from the tyre, for repair or replacement.
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Repair the inner tube or replace it.
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Refit the tyre (with repaired or new inner tube) as follows:
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Place the inner tube in the tyre.
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Pump the inner tube up a little.
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Slide both tube and tyre onto the rim.
The valve should fall into the notch in the rim.
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Slide the rim half onto the wheel.
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Hand-tighten the Allen bolts.
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Ensure that the inner tube is properly positioned on the rim.
Make sure that the inner tube is not jammed between the two rim halves.
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Tighten the Allen bolts using an Allen key.
Pump the inner tube up, see 'technical data'.
Place the wheel on the axle.
Provide the wheel bolt with Locktite 248 and use a torque wrench to tighten the bolt to 50Nm.
Remove the support from under the wheelchair.
The wheelchair is ready for use.
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3.3.2 Replacing the tyre on the driven wheel
When replacing the tyre of a driven wheel, do not switch off the neutral, so that the wheel does not turn.
Replace as follows:
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Support the wheelchair so that the wheel is off the ground.
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Pull out the valve to completely deflate the tyre.
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Unscrew the central wheel bolt with box spanner 17 and remove the wheel.
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Loosen the Allen bolts using an Allen key with a width of 6 mm.
Remove the front of the rim half.
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Remove the inner tube and the tyre from the rim.
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Remove the inner tube from the tyre, for repair or replacement.
Fit the new tyre as follows:
Place the inner tube in the tyre.
Pump the inner tube up a little.
Slide both tube and tyre onto the rim.
The valve should fall into the notch in the rim.
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Slide the rim half onto the wheel.
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Hand-tighten the Allen bolts.
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Ensure that the inner tube is properly positioned on the rim.
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Make sure that the inner tube is not jammed between the two rim halves.
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Tighten the Allen bolts using an Allen key.
* Pump the inner tube up; see 'technical data'.
Place the wheel on the axle.
Provide the wheel bolt with Locktite 248 and use a torque wrench to tighten the bolt to 50Nm.
Remove the support from under the wheelchair.
The wheelchair is ready for use.
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3.3.3 Replacing the driven wheel
When replacing the driven wheel, make sure not to switch
off the neutral, so that the wheel does not turn.
Replace as follows:
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Support the wheelchair so that the wheel is off the ground.
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Remove the cap (B) by unscrewing the (3 mm Allen) screw
(A).
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Using a box spanner with width of 17 mm, unscrew bolt (C)
with the washers.
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Remove the complete wheel (D) from the output shaft of the
drive unit.
When the drive wheel is removed, a key (E)
may come loose or remain in the rim. This
key must be slid into the key way of the
output shaft of the drive unit.
If no key is fitted, this will cause drive
problems.
C
F
E
B
D
A
Fit the (new) wheel as follows:
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Apply a layer of grease on the output shaft (F) of the drive unit.
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Place the entire wheel on the output shaft of the drive unit.
Make sure the notch in the rim falls over the key.
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Apply a few drops of thread-locking adhesive (Locktite 248) on bolt (C).
Screw the bolt with the washers into the threaded hole of the output shaft of the drive unit and use a torque wrench to
tighten the bolt to 50Nm.
Fasten the cap (B) by tightening the (3 mm Allen) screw (A).
Remove the support from under the wheelchair.
The wheelchair is ready for use.
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3.4
Swivel wheels
To ensure proper operation of the wheelchair, it is very important that the tyres are kept at the correct pressure.
Soft tyres yield less than optimum driving for the wheelchair. It also takes more energy to move the wheelchair
forward, putting a heavier load on the batteries. Moreover, when driving on soft tyres, tyre wear is unnecessarily
great.
See 'technical specifications' for the correct tire pressure.
When pumping the tires up, note that the pressure may never exceed the maximum specified value
provided in the 'technical specifications’ table, or as indicated on the side of the tire. When in doubt,
contact your dealer/supplier.
See the 'maintenance table' for the inspection of the tyres.
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3.4.1 Tyre repair for swivel wheels
Repair a flat tyre as follows:

Support the wheelchair so that the wheel is off the ground.

Pull out the valve to completely deflate the tyre.

Loosen the wheel bolt using an open-ended spanner with a width of 13 mm and stop the bolt with the same openended spanner.
Slide the wheel out of the fork. Watch the washers that come free: collect them so they will not be lost.

Loosen the wheel bolts using an Allen key with a width of 5 mm. Separate the rim halves.
This will release both tyres, allowing the valve to be slid out of the rim half.

Remove the inner tube from the tyre.

Repair the inner tube or replace it.
Refit the tyre (with repaired or new inner tube) as follows:
Place the (repaired or new) inner tube in the tyre.
Stick the valve through the opening in the rim half.
Slide the other rim half over the hub of the wheel.
Screw both rim halves together with the Allen bolts.
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The inner tube must not be jammed between the two rim halves.
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Tighten the wheel bolts.
Pump the tyre up.
Replace the wheel in the fork, in the reverse order of disassembly.
3.4.2 Replacing the tyre on the swivel wheel
Replace the tyre as follows:

Support the wheelchair so that the wheel is off the ground.

Pull out the valve to completely deflate the tyre.

Loosen the wheel bolt using an open-ended spanner with a width of 13 mm and stop the bolt with the same openended spanner.
Slide the wheel out of the fork. Watch the washers that come free: collect them so they will not be lost.

Loosen the wheel bolts using an Allen key with a width of 5 mm. Separate the rim halves.
Separate the rim halves.
This will release both tyres, allowing the valve to be slid out of the rim half.

Remove the inner tube from the tyre.
Fit a new tyre as follows:
Place the inner tube in the tyre.
Stick the valve through the opening in the rim half.
Slide the other rim half over the hub of the wheel.
Screw both rim halves together with the Allen bolts.
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The inner tube must not be jammed between the two rim halves.
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Tighten the wheel bolts.
Pump the tyre up.
Replace the wheel in the fork, in the reverse order of disassembly.
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3.4.3 Replacing the swivel wheel
Replace the swivel wheel as follows:

Support the wheelchair so that the swivel wheel is off the
ground.

Remove the plastic cover cap (A) using a screwdriver.

Loosen nut (B) using a box spanner with a width of 17 mm.

Remove the complete swivel wheel (C) from the ball head.
Watch the washers under the nut and make sure that they
are not lost.
A
B
C
Fit the (new) swivel wheel in the reverse order.
3.4.4 Replacing the swivel wheel
Replace the swivel wheel as follows:

Support the wheelchair so that the wheel is off the ground.

Loosen the shaft (A) and the locking nut (B) using two openended spanners with a width of 13 mm.

Hold the wheel (C) tight and remove the shaft with the
washers.

Take the wheel out of the fork.
B
Fit the new wheel in the reverse order.
The locking nut must be tightened correctly:
the screw thread of the shaft must be clearly
visible through the locking ring. If the wheel
is not placed properly, this can lead to very
dangerous situations for the user.
A
C
After fitting the wheel, remove the support from under the
wheelchair: the wheelchair is ready for use.
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3.4.5 Replacing the ball-head bearings
Replace the ball-head bearings as follows:

Support the wheelchair so that the swivel wheel is off the
ground.

Remove the complete swivel wheel; see 'replacing swivel
wheel’.

Remove the bearings (A) from the bush (B).

Check the bearings for signs of wear or damage.
A
Fit the (new) bearings in the reverse order.
After mounting the swivel wheel, remove the support from
under the wheelchair: the wheelchair is ready for use.
B
A
3.4.6 Replacing the fork of the swivel wheel
Replace the fork of the swivel wheel as follows:

Support the wheelchair so that the swivel wheel is off the ground.

Remove the wheel from the fork; see 'replacing the swivel wheel'.

Remove the fork from the ball head; see 'replacing the swivel wheel'.
Fit the (new) fork in the reverse order.
After fitting the complete swivel wheel, remove the support.
The wheelchair is ready for use.
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3.5
Replacing the shock breaker
Replace the shock breaker as follows:

Support the wheelchair under the battery tray so that both
drive wheels remain on the ground.

Loosen the cap nut (A) using an open-ended spanner with a
width of 17 mm.

Unscrew the bolt (B) and remove the bolt and the washer.
The shock breaker will come loose.

Carefully pull the shock breaker (C) from the threaded end
(D).
Replace the shock breaker as follows:
Slide the shock breaker onto the threaded end (D).
Place cap nut (A) and hand-tighten.
Push the bolt (B) with washer through the eye of the shock
breaker (C) and hand-tighten the bolt.

Securely tighten the bolt and the cap nut.

Remove the support.
The wheelchair is ready for use.
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C
A
D
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3.6.1
Replacing the covers
Removing/fitting the covers
Remove/fit the covers as follows:

Remove the front cover (A), the side covers (B) and the mud
guards (C) by unscrewing all screws from the front cover, the
side covers and the mud guards with an Allen key with a
width of 4 mm on both sides of the wheelchair.

Remove the upper cover (D) from the battery tray by
unscrewing the screws of the upper cover with an openended spanner with a width of 10 mm.

Remove the front cover (E) from the battery tray by
unscrewing both star screws (F).
B
B
Fit the covers in the reverse order.
A
D
C
E
C
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3.7
Replacing drive and components
3.7.1 Replacing tube under the drive unit
Replace the tube under the drive unit as follows:

Support the wheelchair under the battery tray so that both
drive wheels remain on the ground.

Remove the shock breaker; see 'replacing shock breaker'.

Loosen the bolts (A) with washers.

Loosen the bolt (B) and remove the bolt and the nut (C) with
the washers. The tube (D) will come loose.
B
Mount the (new) tube in the reverse order.
After mounting the tube, remove the support. The
wheelchair is ready for use.
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A
3.7.2 Replacing the drive unit
Replace the drive unit as follows:

Support the wheelchair under the battery tray so that both
drive wheels remain on the ground.

Remove the protective cover at the front and the relevant
side cover, see 'replacing covers'.

Remove the driven wheel; see 'replacing driven wheel'.

Remove the shock breaker; see 'replacing shock breaker'.

Remove the tube from under the drive unit; see 'removing
tube under drive unit'.

Pull the motor cable connector (A) of the relevant drive unit
out of the power module.

Lead the motor cable out through the notch in the battery
tray.

Loosen the Allen bolt (B).
D
C
D
A
E
F
C
B
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Remove the neutral handle (C).
Loosen the nuts (E) from the three bolts (D) using two open-ended spanners with a width of 13 mm.
Firmly hold the drive unit (F) (support if necessary) and carefully remove the three bolts with the washers, with which
the drive unit is mounted to the side frame.
Remove the drive unit.
Mount the (new) drive unit in the reverse order.
After installing the drive unit, remove the support. The wheelchair is ready for use.

The drive unit of the 6 km/h wheelchair is different to that of the 10 km/h wheelchair.
However, the replacement is the same.
In connection with agreements concerning warranties with the supplier of the drive unit, it is NOT
permitted to disassemble the drive unit: each separately delivered part of the drive unit will be
immediately returned and the warranty stipulations will become null and void.
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3.7.3 Replacing the side frame
Replace the side frame as follows:

Support the wheelchair under the battery tray so that both
drive wheels remain on the ground.

Remove the drive unit; see 'replacing drive unit'.

Remove the swivel wheel; see 'replacing the swivel wheel'.

Loosen bolt (A) a few turns, using an open-ended spanner
with a width of 10 mm.

Remove the side frame (B) by taking it to one side.
C
Fit a (new) side frame as follows:
Apply a layer of grease to the hinge pin (C).
Put the hinge pin into the bush of the base frame.
Hand-tighten bolt (A).
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A
B
Tilt the side frame a little and pull it out sideways to make sure the bolt is properly locked into the
groove of the side frame. If the bolt is secure, the side frame should hinge freely, but cannot be
pulled out of the bush.

Tighten bolt (A) using an open-ended spanner with a width of 10 mm.
Continue the assembly by fitting the drive unit; see 'replacing drive unit'.
3.7.4 Replacing carbon brushes
Replace the carbon brushes of the drive units as follows:

Support the wheelchair under the battery tray so that the
drive wheels are clear of the ground.

Remove the protective cover from the power module; see
‘replacing the covers’.

Pull the motor cable connector (C) of the relevant drive unit
from the power module.

Lead the motor cable out through the notch in the battery
tray.

Loosen the bolt of the relevant shock breaker; see ‘replacing
the shock breaker’.

Loosen the locking bolt of the hinge pin of the side frame a
few turns; see 'replacing side frame'.

Pull the side frame forward a little: it does not need to be
completely removed. This will create a space between the
side frame and the battery tray.
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A
B
A
C
Using a screwdriver, unscrew the plastic screw cap (A) from the carbon brush holder.
Carefully hold on to the connection (B) of the carbon brush, and pull the carbon brush out of the housing.
Inspect the carbon brush and replace if necessary.
Through the open carbon brush holder, inspect the collector on the anchor of the motor.
If the collector is seriously worn, replace the entire drive unit.
Do NOT make repairs on the drive unit, because this will render the warranty null and void.
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Place the carbon brush in the holder. this can be done in one way only!
Place the carbon brush connection in the carbon brush holder so that a flat assembly is created.
Screw the plastic screw cap onto the carbon brush holder.
Replace the side frame in the proper position; see 'replacing side frame'.
Fit the other parts in the correct way, see the relevant paragraphs.
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3.8
3.8.1
Electronic components
Working on the electrical system
B
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Remove both fuses from the battery
compartment before carrying out any work
on the electronic system.
C
A
Remove the fuses as follows:
Unscrew both crosshead screws (A).
Remove the front cover from the battery tray (B).
Remove both fuses (C).
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After the work has been done, replace the fuses in the
reverse order.
3.8.2
Replacing the 'DX' controller
D
Remove the fuses, see § 3.8.1.
A
B
Replace the 'DX' controller as follows:

Push the lock (B) in and simultaneously pull the plug (A) out
of the controller.

Unscrew both screws (C) and the washers, using a Phillips
screwdriver PH-2.

Remove the 'DX' controller (D).
Install a (new) controller in the reverse order.
Replace both fuses: the wheelchair is ready for use.
C
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3.8.3
Replacing the ‘Shark’ controller
Remove the fuses, see § 3.8.1.
A
D
B
Replace the ‘Shark’ controller as follows:
Push the lock (B) in and simultaneously pull the plug (A) out
of the controller.

Unscrew the screws (C) and the washers, using a Phillips
screwdriver PH-2.

Remove the ‘Shark’ controller (D).

Install a (new) controller in the reverse order.
Replace both fuses: the wheelchair is ready for use.
C
3.8.4
Replacing the power module
Remove the fuses, see § 3.8.1.
Replace the power module as follows:
Unscrew both Allen screws (A) using an Allen key with a
width of 4 mm.

Remove the protective cover (B) from the power module.

Pull the connectors (C to E) out of the power module.

Unscrew both Allen screws (F) using an Allen key with a
width of 4 mm.

Remove the power module (G).
G

Install a (new) power module in the reverse order. Replace
both fuses: the wheelchair is ready for use.
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B
A
G
C
D
E
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3.9
Compact lighting
3.9.1 Replacing the front light
Replace the front light as follows:

Pull the reflector (A) off the holder (D).

Hold the rubber seal (C) tight so that it cannot get lost.

Unscrew the LED bulb (B) from the fitting.
Replace the new LED bulb in the reverse order.
A
B
D
C
3.9.2
Replacing the rear light
Replace the rear light as follows:

Pull the reflector (A) off the holder (D).

Hold the rubber seal (C) tight so that it cannot get lost.

Unscrew the LED bulb (B) from the fitting.
Replace the new LED bulb in the reverse order.
D
B
A
C
3.9.3
Replacing the flashing light
Replace the flashing light as follows:

Pull the reflector (A) off the holder (D).

Hold the rubber seal (C) tight so that it cannot get lost.

Unscrew the LED bulb (B) from the fitting.
D
Replace the new LED bulb in the reverse order.
C
B
A
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3.10
Cleaning
Removing dry dirt
Upholstery, metal parts and frame parts can usually be cleaned easily with a dry soft cloth.
Removing mud and/or other wet dirt
Parts that are soiled with wet dirt are best cleaned by first wiping the dirty parts with a wet sponge and then wiping
them dry with a dry soft cloth.
Upholstery
Clean with a damp cloth and household soap. After removing the dirt, rub the cleaned parts dry with a soft dry
cloth.
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Also do not use organic solvents such as thinner, dry-cleaning naphtha, or white spirit.
Be careful with water near the electronic system.
Do not dry clean, iron or spin.
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Troubleshooting
4 Troubleshooting
4.1
'DX' faultfinding table
Check the malfunction/signal with the aid of the following list.
Signal
ON/OFF light
does not go on:
the wheelchair
does not move.
ON/OFF light:
flashes once
Possible cause
The controller plug is not properly inserted
in the 'power module'.
Both fuses are defective
The batteries are not properly connected.
A connection of the batteries is loose.
DX module faulty.
ON/OFF light:
flashes twice.
DX accessory faulty.
ON/OFF light:
flashes three
times
The left-hand motor (m1) connection is
faulty or loose
The left-hand motor (m1) is defective
Short circuit in the left-hand motor (m1)
connections.
Defective power module output.
ON/OFF light:
flashes four
times
The right-hand motor (m2) connection is
faulty or loose.
The right-hand motor (m2) is defective
Short circuit in the right-hand motor (m2)
connections.
Defective power module output.
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Remedy
Insert the plug properly in the 'power module'
(DX BUS).
The DX power module is behind the cover that is
on the outside under the chair against the battery
tray.
Replace the defective fuses.
Check the connections.
Secure the connection.
Replace one or more modules. The "on/off" LED
indicates the condition of the entire system.
The modules all have a separate status LED:
in this way, you can see which one is faulty.
The module displays a fault as a result of a
programming fault or short circuit and/or overload
of the accessories.
The (optional) electrical high/low adjustment is
not in the lowest position. The LED flashes twice
to indicate that the speed limitation has been
switched on: the wheelchair will drive
considerably more slowly.
Check the connection and secure it
Replace this motor.
Correct the connections.
Check the motor for a defect: an output of the
power module will only become defective through
a defect in the motor itself.
Only replace the power module if the fault occurs
immediately upon switching the unit on. If the
fault occurs when you are starting to drive, the
entire left-hand motor circuit is causing the fault.
In this case, replace the entire drive unit
concerned.
Check the connection and secure it
Replace this motor.
Correct the connections.
Check the motor for a defect: an output of the
power module will only become defective through
a defect in the motor itself.
Only replace the power module if the fault occurs
immediately upon switching the unit on. If the
fault occurs when you are starting to drive, the
entire left-hand motor circuit is causing the fault.
In this case, replace the entire drive unit
concerned.
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Signal
ON/OFF light:
flashes 5 times
Possible cause
The left-hand parking brake (m1)
connection is faulty or loose.
The left-hand parking brake (m1) is
defective.
The right parking brake (m2) connection is
faulty or loose.
The right-hand parking brake (m2) is
defective.
The battery voltage is low, or the batteries
are flat or bad
ON/OFF light:
flashes 6 times
ON/OFF light:
flashes 7 times
ON/OFF light:
flashes 8 times
The battery voltage is high, above 32 V.
ON/OFF light:
flashes 9 times
'BUS low' fault: cable breakage (in one of
the DX bus cables) or short circuit in the
DX bus system (entrances to the modules)
Bus high fault: usually a communication
fault caused by one of the DX bus cables
or DX modules (entrances to the modules)
'STALL' overload fault:
A motor is continually demands too much
power.
ON/OFF light:
flashes 10 times
ON/OFF light:
flashes 11 times
ON/OFF light:
flashes 12 times
System does not 'fit'.
System modules are not compatible.
Remedy
Correct the connection.
Replace the drive motor.
Correct the connection.
Replace the drive motor.
Charge the batteries or replace them.
Note:
If the voltage is low (< 12 V) the electronics will
not work properly. A number of random LEDs of
the ‘DX’ controller flash and the wheelchair will
not function.
This usually occurs during (trickle) charging.
Frequent occurrence will result in a defective
power module. Set the charger correctly.
Check the cables and the modules and replace if
necessary.
Check the cables and the modules and replace if
necessary.
Check the drive units.
Note: This fault is often caused by taking
obstacles that are too high, or driving against
walls, and door frames, etc.
This fault may also be caused by a difficult turn
from a standing position. Check the weight
distribution of the chair.
Program the entire drive system for the relevant
wheelchair with the aid of the DX-Wizard
program on the PC.
Always confirm the programming by switching the
wheelchair on and off.
Note:
If all the plugs are connected properly and you have used the troubleshooting list but not found the cause, contact
the Service Department of Handicare.
Before changing DX bus cables, fuses and/or modules, remove both fuses from the battery
compartment (see § 3.8.1), so that the system is dead.
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4.2
‘Shark’ faultfinding table
Check the malfunction/signal with the aid of the following list.
Signal
ON/OFF light
flashes once.
ON/OFF light
flashes twice
ON/OFF light
flashes three
times
ON/OFF light
flashes four
times
ON/OFF light:
flashes 5 times
Possible cause
User error
Battery fault
The left-hand motor (m1) connection is
faulty
The left-hand motor (m1) is defective
The connection of the right-hand motor
(m2) is faulty.
The right-hand motor (m2) is defective
The left-hand parking brake (m1)
connection is faulty or loose.
The left-hand parking brake (m1) is
defective.
The right parking brake (m2) connection is
faulty or loose.
The right-hand parking brake (m2) is
defective.
There is a fault in the controller
ON/OFF light:
flashes 6 times
ON/OFF light
flashes 7 times
ON/OFF light
flashes 8 times
ON/OFF light
flashes 9 times
ON/OFF light
flashes 10 times
ON/OFF light
flashes 11 times
Remedy
This is probably a 'STALL' timeout.
Place the joystick in neutral and try again
Check the batteries and the cabling
Charge the batteries or replace them.
Check the motor connections and cabling.
Replace this motor
Check the motor connections and cabling.
Replace this motor
Correct the connection
Replace the parking brake
Correct the connection
Replace the parking brake
Check the connections of the Shark bus cables,
fuses and/or modules and correct as necessary.
If a fault signal is still present after this, replace
the controller.
There is a fault in the power module
Check all connections and correct as necessary
If a fault signal is still present after this, replace
the power module.
There is a communication fault in the Shark Check the connection and correct it if necessary.
system.
If a fault signal is still present after this, replace
the controller.
Unknown fault
Check all connections and correct as necessary
Consult a service engineer.
System does not 'fit'.
Check that the type of the controller corresponds
System modules are not compatible.
with the power module.
Replace one of the two if necessary.
Note:
If all the plugs are connected properly and you have used the troubleshooting list but not found the cause, contact
the Service Department of Handicare.
Before changing Shark bus cables, fuses and/or modules, remove both fuses from the battery
compartment (see § 3.8.1), so that the system is dead.
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5 Technical specifications
5.1
Product specification sheet of the Yes-Series
Manufacturer:
Handicare®
SPECIFICATIONS
Segment
DIMENSIONS
Axle configuration
Maximum user's weight
Batteries
Total weight excluding batteries
Total weight including batteries
Total length
Total width
Seat angle
Seating depth
Seat width
Seat height excluding cushion
Seat height including cushion
Back angle
Back height
Lower leg length
Armrest height
From front of armrest to back rest
Diameter of swivel wheels (internal)
Diameter of swivel wheels (external)
Diameters of drive wheels
Tyre pressure of swivel wheels
Tyre pressures of drive wheels
PERFORMANCE
Maximum speed
Range of action (ISO 7176-4)
Dynamic stability
Maximum slope
Obstacle height
Obstacle height with curb climber
Ground clearance
Ground clearance in connection with electrical high/low, ZH 480
Ground clearance in connection with electrical high/low, ZH 495
Ground clearance in connection with electrical high/low, ZH 510
Turning radius (ISO 7176-5)
ELECTRICAL OPTIONS
Electric back adjustment
Electric tilt adjustment
Electric tilt adjustment ZH 540
Electric tilt adjustment ZH 525
Electric tilt adjustment ZH 510
Electric tilt adjustment ZH 495
Electric tilt adjustment ZH 480
Electrical high/low
Electric leg rest adjustments
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indoor/outdoor
kg
Ah
kg
kg
mm
mm
°
mm
mm
mm
mm
°
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
bar
bar
FWD
160
40 / 56 / 73
82
112 (40 Ah)
1050
650
2-7
440 - 520
380 - 525
420 - 500
490 - 570
89 - 118
520 - 570
330 - 560
220 - 290
370 - 450
250 x 50
260 x 85
350 x 80
2.5 bar
3.5 bar
RWD
160
40 / 56 / 73
82
112 (40 Ah)
1100
650
2-7
440 - 520
380 - 525
420 - 500
490 - 570
89 - 118
520 - 570
330 - 560
220 - 290
370 - 450
250 x 50
260 x 85
350 x 80
3.5 bar
3.5 bar
km/h
km
°
°
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
6 / 10
50 (73 Ah)
6 (10,5%)
12 (21%)
80
80
600
6 / 10
50 (73 Ah)
10 (18%)
12 (21%)
80
100
80
960
°
°
°
°
°
°
°
mm
°
88 - 120
4 - 40
0 - 305
6 - 70
88 - 120
4 - 40
0 - 305
6 - 70
Technical specifications
CERTIFICATES
CE
EN 12182 (1997)
EN 12184 (1999)
Classes
ISO 7176-19
COLOUR OF FRAME/COVERING
Blue/grey
Blue/yellow
Ice-blue
Grey
Black
Orange
OPTIONS
Sedeo seat options
Standard, comfort or electric leg rests
Central leg rest
Swing-away joystick bracket
Special controls
Compact lighting and direction indicators
Indoor swivel wheels and tyres
Outdoor swivel wheels and tyres
Spring-loaded swivel wheels
TSD - Telescopic Safety Device
Detachable curb climber
Mud guard extension for rear-wheel drive
Worksheets
Hip belt
Stick holder
Mirror
Special modifications on request
30
√
√
√
B
√
√
√
√
B
√
√
√
-
√
√
-
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√ (10 km/h)
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
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5.2
Measurements legends
AH
Armrest height
LW
TW
Leg rest width
Total width
FW
Foot-plate width
SW
Seat width
SH
Seat height
Distance from top/side of seat to top of
armrest.
Distance between the leg rest tubes.
Distance between the widest points of
the wheelchair.
Width of the foot plate, excluding the
cover caps and the mounting parts.
Shortest distance within the seating
unit. This may be: between the side
panels or between the armrests.
Distance between the centre of the
front of the seat to the ground.
Measured at a seating angle of 3.5°
Increasing the seating angle will result
in an increased seating height by
approx. 0.5 cm for every degree.
ZB
AH
ZH
VB
BB
TB
LD
Depth of leg rest
AL
Leg rest angle
HPB
BA
Height of push
bar
Depth of head
rest
Height of head
rest
Back angle
AF
Foot-plate angle
SA
Seat angle
LL
Lower leg length
TH
Total height
TL
Total length
AD
Armrest depth
T
dim.
Dimensions for
transport
HRD
HH
BH
Back height
SD
Seat depth
Positions of the leg rests in forward and
backward directions.
Angle of the leg rest in relation to the
seat.
Distance between the top of the push
bar and the ground.
Positions of the head rest in forward
and backward directions.
Distance between the bottom of the
head rest and the top of the back rest.
Angle of the back rest in relation to the
seat.
Angle of the foot plate in relation to the
leg rest tube.
Angle of the seat in relation to the
ground.
The seating height increases by 0.5 cm
with every degree.
Distance from top of seat to the foot
plate.
Distance between the highest point of
the wheelchair and the ground.
Distance between the front of the foot
plate and the very back of the
wheelchair.
BD
HFD
HB
HV
OL
HH
HR
HD TH
HZ
TL
Positions of the armrests in forward and
backward directions.
Frame dimensions after removing all
easily removable parts and, if possible,
folding the back rest down.
Distance from top of seat to top of back
rest.
Distance from centre bottom of back
rest to centre front of seat.
AD
ZD
AvT
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Technical specifications
5.3
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
Glossary
A setting is only carried out once.
A setting may comprise a number of actions, usually involving tools.
An adjustment may be carried out more than once.
An adjustment does not take much effort and is easily carried out.
An adjustment may be made by the user, the attendant or a therapist.
An adjustment that is permanently adjustable by the user is indicated by PAU.
An adjustment that is permanently adjustable by the attendant or the therapist is indicated by PAT.
A number of parts for Yes-Series wheelchairs are available with different dimensions.
After delivery, these parts cannot be adjusted by the user or the dealer.
A setting or adjustment may be carried out in steps or variably.
If the adjustment is variable, the range is indicated by the word “to”.
The words “or” or a “-” (dash) mean that only the values indicated are adjustable or available.
The dimensions in the tables are in centimetres and have a tolerance of 1 cm.
The degrees in the tables have a tolerance of 2°.
To transport the wheelchair, various parts, such as leg rests, armrests and head rest can be removed; the back
rest of the Sedeo seating system can be folded down. The minimum measurements for the wheelchair in this
situation are indicated as “dimensions for transport”. The corresponding weight is the “heaviest part to be
transported”.
The stability of the wheelchair depends largely on the extent to which the seating system can be set or
adjusted. The stated values indicate the stability with the standard delivered setting of the relevant wheelchair.
The ground clearance of the wheelchair indicates the height of the free space between the front and rear
wheels of the wheelchair. This is important when taking obstacles, such as a threshold or a kerb.
The maximum obstacle is the maximum height of the threshold or kerb that can be taken by the wheelchair.
The turning circle is the space needed by the wheelchair to make a turn. This circle is expressed as a diameter.
The minimum turning space is the space needed by the wheelchair to make a 180° turn, whereby reversing is
allowed (like a car when turning in a street). When reversing one or more times, less space is needed to make
a turn compared to making a full turn in one direction.
5.4
Electrical diagrams
The electrical connection diagram of the electronic installation is located on the inside of the cover of the battery
drawer.
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5.4.1
Electrical connection diagrams for ‘DX’ and ‘Shark’
L
R
M1
DX
BUS
ROOD
RED
ZWART
BLACK
BLAUW/ BLUE
ROOD/ RED
ZWART/ BLACK
ZWART/ BLACK
ZWART/ BLACK
ZWART/ BLACK
ROOD/ RED
BLAUW/ BLUE
50A
M2
®
DXPOWE R MODULE
ART. NR.: 008.00000.021
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5.4.2
34
Electrical wiring diagram for 'DX' Standard
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Technical specifications
5.4.3
Electrical wiring diagram for 'DX' Lighting
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Technical specifications
5.4.4
36
Electrical wiring diagram for 'DX' Back rest/Leg rest
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Technical specifications
5.4.5
Electrical wiring diagram for 'DX' Lighting/Back rest/Leg rest
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Technical specifications
5.4.6
38
Electrical wiring diagram for ‘DX’ MBL Seat lift/MBL Tilt/Lighting/Back rest/Leg rest
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Technical specifications
5.4.7
Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ Drive only
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5.4.8
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Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ Drive only/Lighting
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5.4.9
Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ Back rest
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Technical specifications
5.4.10 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Seat lift
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5.4.11 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Tilt
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5.4.12 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Seat lift and Back rest
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5.4.13 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Tilt and Back rest
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5.4.14 Electrical wiring diagram for ‘Shark’ MBL Seat lift and Tilt
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5.5
Authorised service and technical support
If you have any problems or questions concerning this product, please contact your dealer.
Ask us for information about your nearest dealer.
Manufacturer:
Supplier
Stamp
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Parts lists
6 Use of the parts lists
This document is meant as a reference book to be used to order parts for the wheelchair that is shown on the front
cover.
How to order:
When ordering parts, please specify:

Serial number (see the identification plate).

Group (to which the relevant part belongs).

Article number.

Number of parts required.

Description (in the relevant language).

Dimensions (if applicable).
Remarks:
If a part does not have a position number, the part concerned cannot be purchased separately. The part concerned is
part of the assembly shown. This assembly must be ordered as one piece; it must be replaced in its entirety.

Boxed position numbers refer to the relevant drawing.

Ordering address:
Please mail or fax your orders to your supplier.
Service technicians:
Repairs may only be carried out by trained and authorised service technicians.
During the execution of their work, they are at all times fully responsible for the fulfillment of locally applicable
safety guidelines and standards.
Temporary employees and persons in training may only carry out repair and replacement work under the
supervision of an authorised service technician
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Overview
001/016
028/029
025
026/027
028/029
017/024
030
Drawing
001-016
017-024
025-030
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Description
Sedeo
Carrier
Options, wiring and modules
Page
50 – 70
71 – 80
81 – 98
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6.1
SEDEO
011
014-015
016
010
010
012
001
009
006
008
007
Drawing
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
010
011
012
013
014
015
016
50
002
003
004
Description
Sedeo seating frame
Mechanical backrest old
Electrical backrest
Gas spring backrest adjustment
Mounting bracket for leg rest
Standard leg rest
Comfort Mechanical leg rest
Comfort Electrical leg rest
Central leg rest
Upholstery
Head rest
Arm rests
Lighting
Fixed joystick bracket
Swing-away joystick bracket
Mechanical tilt
013
005
Page
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
60
61
64
65
66 – 67
68
69
70
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001 Sedeo seating frame
19
7
16
8
1
17
2
9
3
5
18
4
20
1
1
4
3
5
6
17
1
18
18
6
16
18
17
11 12 13 14 14 13 15
21
10
18
18
19
20
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Article number
00000.9009
02030.4123
00001.0204
00000.1401
02030.4023
9000673
02030.3423
00000.3728
02030.4223
1008035
00000.2103
1003247
00000.1502
00000.2003
00000.4135
00000.4502
00000.9203
00000.3519
9000158
9002122
118.00172.023
1002477
118.00111.023
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Units
4
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
2
4
8
2
2
2
2
1
17
Description
Insert cap round 15 black
Back part 2 Sedeo short back arm
Washer
Shaft lock washer 15MM D6799 RVS
Back part 1 Sedeo
Pressure plate Sedeo
Back frame
Button head M8X12 ISO7380
Back part 2 Sedeo long back arm
Backrest adjustment assy
Washer flat 3XD M8
Label back rest angle (sticker sheet)
Hex Nut M8
Washer flat M8
Hex. Bolt M8x25
Star knob outs M8X15 black
Insert cap 35x15 black
Adjusting screw cone M8X10 D914
Arm support holder < 01-06-2008
Arm support holder > 01-06-2008
Insert holder
Insert holder widened
Seat frame Sedeo
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002 Mechanical backrest old
3
3
1
2
4
5
5
Pos
Article number
-
-
52
Units
-
6
Description
No longer available as on drawing.
See drawing 001 pos 10 for replacement parts.
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003 Electrical backrest
3
3
1
2
4
5
5
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
Article number
1008078
150.00141.000
00001.0914
02030.3523
00000.2250
00000.1801
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Units
1
1
2
1
2
1
6
Description
Electrical backrest
Actuator for backrest
Screw M8x16 D7991
Bracket backrest adjustment
Spring washer fluted M8 D137B VZ
Cap locknut M6 D986/VZ
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004 Gas spring backrest adjustment
11
7
7
1
8
6
9
3
9
5
4
2
10
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
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Article number
1003440
02152.9200
02010.6910
1002813
1008057
1007008
00001.0914
02030.3523
00000.2250
00000.1801
00001.1405
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
Description
Gasspring backrest adjustment complete
Gasspring backrest adj.
Gasspring unlock mechanism
Gasspring bloc-o-lift 200N
Cable
Handle
Screw M8X16
Bracket backrest adjustment
Spring washer fluted M8
Cap lock nut M6
Label backrest adjustment
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005 Mounting bracket for leg rest
5
5
6
6
10
3
7
11
7
8
1
8
5
9
5
2
9
10
4
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Article number
01245.9623
05245.9723
05990.0012
05990.0013
00000.3590
01502.1323
05245.0723
1002601
00000.3501
01502.1223
00000.3542
055.00064.000
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Units
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
2
2
11
Description
Mounting bracket for standard and comfort leg rests
Mounting bracket for electrical leg rests
Insert tube right for electrical leg rest
Insert holder left-hand
Adjusting screw M6X16
Insert tube right
Middle part leg rest bracket
Leg rest mounting bracket extended (10 cm)
Adjusting screw BZK M8X10 D913/VZ
Insert tube left
Adjusting screw + crater M6X8 D916
Leg rest harness
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006 Standard leg rest
9
8
10
7
3
2
1
4
5
6
Pos
Article number
Units
-
1
-
1
1002515
1002514
01500.1112
01500.2212
1
1
2
2
-
1
-
1
01263.9000
1004189
1004188
00000.2601
00000.3725
01500.2110
01503.8000
01503.8100
1
2
2
4
4
4
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
-
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Description
Standard leg rest left
See page 59.
Standard leg rest right
See page 59.
Standard leg rest upper part left
Standard leg rest upper part right
Leg rest release lever
Leg rest release spring
Footplate left
See page 59.
Footplate right
See page 59.
Calf strap
Calf plate hinge standard
Calf plate hinge small
Toothed spring washer M6
Button head M6X10
Leg rest clamping strip short
Standard leg rest top complete right
Standard leg rest top complete left
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007 Comfort mechanical leg rest
3
4
5
10
11
6
12
7
2
1
8
9
Pos
Article number
Units
-
1
-
1
1002517
1002516
1008580
01500.1112
01500.2212
00000.3706
00000.1802
1008076
1008077
1009968
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
-
1
-
1
906.00000.031
906.00311.000
00000.2601
00000.3725
01503.8200
01503.8300
2
2
4
4
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
-
Version 2012v1
Description
Comfort leg rest left
See page 59.
Comfort leg rest right
See page 59.
Comfort leg rest upper part left
Comfort leg rest upper part right
Hinge comfort leg rest
Leg rest release lever
Leg rest release spring
Button head M8X25
Cap lock nut M8
Gasspring with gasspring control left
Gasspring with gasspring control right
Gasspring 200N
Footplate left
See page 59.
Footplate right
See page 59.
Calf plate hinge standard
Calf plate hinge small
Toothed spring washer M6
Button head M6X10
Comfort leg rest top complete right
Comfort leg rest top complete left
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
008 Comfort electrical legrest
3
4
5
2
1
6
10
11
7
12
8
9
Pos
Article number
Units
-
1
-
1
1003029
1003028
1008580
01500.1112
01500.2212
00000.3706
00000.1802
9001232
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
-
1
-
1
906.00000.031
906.00311.000
00000.2601
00000.3725
01503.8400
01503.8500
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
-
58
Description
Electrical comfort leg rest left
See page 59
Electrical comfort leg rest right
See page 59
Electrical comfort leg rest upper part left
Electrical comfort leg rest upper part right
Hinge comfort leg rest
Leg rest release lever
Leg rest release spring
Button head M8X25
Cap lock nut M8
Leg rest actuator inc. kabel
Footplate left
See page 59.
Footplate right
See page 59.
Calf plate hinge standard
Calf plate hinge small
Toothed spring washer M6
Button head M6X10
Electrical comfort leg rest top complete right
Electrical comfort leg rest top complete left
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SPARE PARTS
SEDEO LEGRESTS AND FOOTPLATES
LEGRESTS
CALF PLATE AND
TYPE
STANDARD
COMFORT
ELECTRICAL
RIGHT
LEFT
LEGRESTBRACKET, SET
CALFSTRAP AND
LEGRESTBRACKET, SET
13
1003561
1003560
1003592
1003579
15
1003563
1003562
1003593
1003580
17
01500.9019
01500.9119
140.00071.000
140.00011.000
19
1003565
1003564
1003594
1003581
21
1003567
1003566
1003595
1003582
23
1003569
1003568
1003596
1003583
25
1003571
1003570
1003597
1003584
13
140.00341.000
140.00311.000
1003607
15
140.00351.000
140.00321.000
1003608
17
01500.9219
01500.9319
140.00021.000
19
140.00361.000
140.00331.000
1003609
21
1003601
1003598
1003610
23
1003602
1003599
1003611
25
1003603
1003600
1003612
13
140.00461.000
140.00451.000
140.00471.000
15
1003618
1003613
1003623
17
01502.9013
01502.9113
140.00031.000
19
1003619
1003614
1003624
21
1003620
1003615
1003625
23
1003621
1003616
1003626
25
1003622
1003617
1003627
SIZE
FOOTPLATES
SIZE
RIGHT
LEFT
13
140.00161.000
140.00191.000
15
140.00171.000
140.00201.000
17
140.00121.000
140.00131.000
19
140.00181.000
140.00211.000
21
1003220
1003219
23
1003222
1003221
25
1003224
1003223
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
009 Central leg rest
2
3
4
14
13
1
5
6
12
6
10
11
7
10
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
60
Article number
140.00061.000
1011019
9001719
9002040
00001.1324
00000.3706
20050.1311
00000.5002
00000.4100
01050.2011
00000.3614
00000.9002
01050.1411
00000.1702
20050.2480
00000.3614
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
8
9
Description
Central leg rest
Central leg rest with calf plate bracket
Upper part hinge
Upper part hinge with calfplate bracket
Label tilting hazard
Button head M8X25
Lower tube
Bearing bush nylon 8x11x13
Hex bolt M8X150
Strip
Screw M6X20
Insert cap round 22 black
U-pipe
Lock nut M8
Footplate
Screw M6X20
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010 Upholstery
2
3
1
6
5
4
9
Pos
Article number
Units
1
-
1
2
3
5
00000.3617
00000.6501
220.00121.505
220.00141.505
00000.3206
2
2
1
1
4
6
-
1
7
8
9
00000.5721
00000.6504
00000.3207
4
4
4
4
Version 2012v1
8
7
Description
Sedeo seat
See page 62.
Screw M5X30
Pipe clamp DIA 22 black
Calf plate standard
Calf plate small
Screw M5X16
Sedeo backrest
See page 63.
Washer flat M6
Pipe clamp back closed type
Screw M5X20
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SPARE PARTS
SEDEO SEAT CUSHIONS
WXD
42x50
46x50
50x50
42x54
42x58
46x54
46x58
50x54
50x58
54x50
54x54
54x58
WXD
42x50
46x50
50x50
42x54
42x58
46x54
46x58
50x54
50x58
54x50
54x54
54x58
WXD
42x50
46x50
50x50
42x54
42x58
46x54
46x58
50x54
50x58
54x50
54x54
54x58
PROFILED
PROFILED WITH GREY
MEMORY FOAM
SUPPORT
200.42131.505
200.42211.505
200.42291.505
1001977
1001978
1001979
1001980
1001981
1001982
1001983
1001984
1001985
MIDDLE BAR
1002950
1002951
1002952
1002953
1002954
1002955
1002956
1002957
1002958
1002959
1002960
1002961
200.40481.517
200.40561.517
200.40641.517
1001997
1001998
1001999
1002000
1002001
1002002
1002003
1002004
1002005
205.42791.517
205.42871.517
205.42951.517
1002006
1002007
1002008
1002009
1002010
1002011
1002012
1002013
1002014
BALANCE
FLUID
AIR
201.47741.517
201.47821.517
201.47901.517
1002024
1002025
1002026
1002027
1002028
1002029
1002030
1002031
1002032
1003360
1003361
1003362
1003363
1003364
1003365
BOARD
BOARD WITH
REAR PAN
PAN
1002042
1002045
1002048
1002043
1002044
1002046
1002047
1002049
1002050
1002051
1002052
1002053
1002054
1002057
1002060
1002055
1002056
1002058
1002059
1002061
1002062
1002063
1002064
1002065
202.41141.505
202.41221.505
202.41301.505
1002033
1002034
1002035
1002036
1002037
1002038
1002039
1002040
1002041
ADAPTATIONS special conditions will apply on all adaptations
Profiled with grey middle bar seat cushion, other upholstery size and/or material
Memory foam seat cushion, other upholstery size and/or material
Support seat cushion, other upholstery size and/or material
Balance seat cushion, other upholstery size and/or material
Fluid seat cushion, other upholstery size and/or material
Air seat cushion, other upholstery size and/or material
Board, other upholstery size and/or material
Board with rear pan, other upholstery size and/or material
Pan, other upholstery size and/or material
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SPARE PARTS
SEDEO BACKRESTS
WXD
42x52
46x52
50x52
42x56
42x60
46x56
46x60
50x56
50x60
54x52
54x56
54x60
PROFILED WITH GREY
207.20031.505
207.20051.505
207.20071.505
1002143
1002144
1002145
1002146
1002147
1002148
1002149
1002150
1002151
MIDDLE BAR
1002974
1002975
1002976
1002977
1002978
1002979
1002980
1002981
1002982
1002983
1002984
1002985
WITH LUMBAR
SUPPORT
215.20031.505
215.20051.505
215.20071.505
1002161
1002162
1002163
1002164
1002165
1002166
1002167
1002168
1002169
PROFILED
WXD
42x52
46x52
50x52
42x56
42x60
46x56
46x60
50x56
50x60
54x52
54x56
54x60
WEBBED
SUPPORT
WITH STRAPS
207.20751.520
207.20771.520
207.20791.520
1002152
1002153
1002154
1002155
1002156
1002157
1002158
1002159
1002160
209.20211.505
209.20231.505
209.20251.505
1002170
1002171
1002172
1002173
1002174
1002175
1002176
1002177
1002178
214.20751.520
214.20771.520
214.20791.520
1002188
1002189
1002190
1002191
1002192
1002193
1002194
1002195
1002196
WXD
40x50
45x50
50x50
WITH STRAPS,
ACTIVE FLEXIBLE
1008559
1008560
1008561
WITH STRAPS,
PASSIVE
EXTRA SOFT
207.20211.520
207.20231.520
207.20251.520
1002179
1002180
1002181
1002182
1002183
1002184
1002185
1002186
1002187
WITH STRAPS,
ACTIVE
214.23031.520
214.23041.520
214.23051.520
1002197
1002198
1002199
1002200
1002201
1002202
1002203
1002204
1002205
1010725
1010726
1010727
ADAPTATIONS special conditions will apply on all adaptations
Profiled with grey middle bar backrest, other upholstery size and/or material
Backrest with lumbar support, other upholstery size and/or material
Extra soft backrest, other upholstery size and/or material
Webbed backrest, other upholstery size and/or material
Support backrest, other upholstery size and/or material
Backrest with straps, other upholstery size and/or material
Backrest with straps, active, other upholstery size and/or material
Backrest with straps, active flexible, other upholstery size and/or material
Backrest with straps, passive flexible, other upholstery size and/or material
Version 2012v1
63
Parts lists

011 Headrest
2
1
3
5
4
6
7
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
64
Article number
222.00151.505
222.00131.505
222.00111.505
00000.3206
02193.0023
02194.0023
906.00000.161
01183.9023
00000.3206
00000.6801
00000.9301
Units
1
1
1
8
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
Description
Headrest type 4, small mode, black Sellaskin
Headrest Type 3, Flexible, black Sellaskin
Headrest Type 2, Large, black Sellaskin
Screw bck/kr M5X16 D7985
Metal Section Headrest. Standard Adjustable
Metal Section Headrest. With Adjustable Width
Metal Section Headrest. With angle lever
Headrest adjustment holder
Screw bck/kr M5X16 D7985
Star knob outs M8X30 BLACK MH
Insert cap 15mm square
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

012 Arm rests
1
4
2
3
6
7
5
8
9
10
11
12
13
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
-
Article number
05373.9490
05373.9390
221.00131.505
221.00111.505
221.00301.505
221.00291.505
00000.2201
00000.3207
05040.0223
05040.0123
02040.0123
02040.0323
05372.9390
224.00241.505
224.00281.505
224.00261.505
00001.0551
00000.1700
00000.5721
05372.0223
02040.0782
00000.3213
00000.3501
9002126
02043.9111
02043.9211
02043.9011
233.00011.000
233.00111.000
221.00321.011
05364.9123
05364.9223
Version 2012v1
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
4
4
4
2
2
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Armrest PU left
Armrest PU right
Armrest 30 cm, black Sellaskin
Armrest 40 cm, black Sellaskin
Armrest P-Shape L/H, black Sellaskin
Armrest P-Shape R/H, black Sellaskin
Spring washer M5 D127B/VZ
Screw BCK/KR M5X20 D7985
Armrest upper part left for armrest PU
Armrest upper part right for armrest PU
Armrest upper part short for armrest 30cm
Armrest upper part long for armrest 40cm
Side Cushion PU
Side cushion, upholstered, black Sellaskin
Side Cushion Wedge Shaped L/H
Side Cushion Wedge Shaped R/H
Cap
Lock nut M5 D985/8/VZ
Spacer bush 5.2X15X10 PE Black
Strip
Bracket
Screw M5x35
Adjusting screw BZK M8X10 D913/VZ
Arm rest mounting bracket
Angle adjustable armrest, right
Angle adjustable armrest, left
Angle adjustable armrests, set
Angle adjustable armrest for 30cm armrest, right
Angle adjustable armrest for 30cm armrest, left
Angle adjustable armrests for 30cm armrest set
Armrest, foldable, right
Armrest, foldable, left
65
Parts lists

013 Compact LED Lighting
8
10
9
4
1
2
7
6
4
5
3
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
66
Article number
1011638
1014193
1014286
1014194
1014287
1014192
1014191
264.00111.000
1272
1001724
00000.9009
1001436
00000.3618
Units
2
2
2
2
1
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
4
Description
LED light unit (LHS=RHS)
Head light white LED
Head light white, with LED conversion set
Rear light red LED
Rear light red, with LED conversion set
LED T10 24V
LED T10 24V conversion set
Indicator light (set of 2)
Bulb 24v 5w ba9s
Grommet
Insert cap round 15 Black
Compact lighting, mounting plate
Screw M6X8
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

013a LED Lighting
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
-
Article number
9006979
9006978
9006371
9006370
02040.0782
00000.4036
00000.4037
9006372
00000.2601
9006981
Version 2012v1
Units
1
1
1
1
2
4
4
2
4
1
Description
LED lighting unit right including mounting bracket
LED lighting unit left including mounting bracket
LED lighting unit right
LED lighting unit left
Bracket black
Socket head screw M5x12
Socket head screw M6x12
Bracket compact LED Light
Dental M6 spring washer DIN 6798A/VZ
LED lighting unit set (left + right)
67
Parts lists

014 Fixed joystick bracket
16
14
B
14
1
2
15
3
A
4
12
5
13
11
12
1
13
10
5
1
6
9
7
8
10
11
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
A
B
68
Article number
00000.9301
00000.3541
06040.0923
00000.3541
15040.0823
1002331
1002603
9000265
00000.2201
00000.3206
00000.1705
00000.2006
00000.3212
008.00000.161
008.00000.151
10089
008.00000.201
008.00000.131
008.00000.511
008.00000.511
00355.0444
1007917
1007918
00355.0241
-
Units
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
-
Description
Insert cap 15mm
Adjusting screw + crater M8X10 D916
Fixed bracket for remote
Adjusting screw + crater M8X10 D916
Tube for remote
Tube for remote G90 RHS
Tube for remote G90 LHS
Shark mounting plate
Spring washer M5 D127B/VZ
Screw bck/kr M5X16 D7985
Lock nut M4xP0.7
Washer flat M4
Screw M4X25
Sticker programmed RWD
Sticker programmed FWD
Sticker
Sticker for use consult
Sticker 10 km/h
Sticker 6 km/h
Sticker 6 km/h
Joystick knob standard DX
Joystick knob standard Shark
Joystick cover Shark
Bush spring, joystick knob
See 028: Cabling and modules DX
See 029: Cabling and modules Shark
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

015 Swing-away joystick bracket
15
2
13
B
13
14
A
12
11
3
9
10
4
12
8
5
3
7
6
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
-
Description
Swing-away bracket for remote right
Swing-away bracket for remote left
Label
Tube for remote
Tube for remote G90 RHS
Tube for remote G90 LHS
Shark mounting plate
Spring washer M5 D127B/VZ
Screw bck/kr M5X16 D7985
Lock nut M4xP0.7
Washer flat M4
Screw M4X25
Insert cap 15mm
Sticker
Sticker programmed RWD
Sticker programmed FWD
Sticker for use consult
Sticker 10 km/h
Sticker 6 km/h
Sticker 6 km/h
Swing-away bracket + tube for remote right
Swing-away bracket + tube for remote left
See 028: Cabling and modules DX
See 029: Cabling and modules Shark
11
1
8
10
9
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
A
B
Article number
1009533
1009536
008.00000.191
15040.0823
1002331
1002603
9000265
00000.2201
00000.3206
00000.1705
00000.2006
00000.3212
00000.9301
10089
008.00000.161
008.00000.151
008.00000.201
008.00000.131
008.00000.511
008.00000.511
05041.9123
165.00111.000
-
Version 2012v1
69
Parts lists

016 Mechanical tilt
1
2
3
3
4
11
12
13
18
29
20
18 25
18
17
19
18
20
24 23
21
18
16
22
15
14
6
7
8
9
10
5
16
26
27 28
Pos
Article number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
00000.4016
00000.2202
02010.7482
9001374
1008075
05900.0123
00000.6504
00000.2001
00000.3616
00000.3624
00000.4311
00000.2203
118.00072.023
9000082
00000.1702
00000.4106
00000.2304
00000.4109
001.00200.006
001.00190.006
00000.1602
00000.4028
9002213
00000.2002
00000.1701
1008067
8
4
4
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
4
4
1
1
4
2
2
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
2
Cil cap screw inn zk M6X25 VZ
Spring washer M6 D127B/VZ
Stauff block
Push frame small XP
Clam bracket assy
Bracket plate
Pipe clamp back closed
Washer
Screw M5X12
Crosshead screw
Hexagonal tap bolt M8X20 VZ
Spring washer SW8
Interface chair support
Interface
Locknut M8 D985/8/vz
Hex. bolt M8X45 D931/8.8 vz
Mechanical seat tilt mechanism assy (not available)
Flat washer M10 PA
Hinge pin (not available)
Hex. bolt M10x60 D931/8.8 vz
Hinge pin (not available)
Hex Nut Low M8 D439B/VZ
M8 couple nut mech. seat angle
Hex Nut Low M8 D439B/VZ
Cil cap screw M6x20
Seat angle adjuster
Flat washer M6
Lock nut M6
Mechanical tilt mechanism
-
1008065
1
Mechanical tilt (conversion kit)
70
Units
Description
Version 2012v1
Parts lists
6.2
Carrier
023
022
024
021
018
017
019-020
Drawing
017
018
019
020
021
022
023
024
Version 2012v1
Description
Suspension arm and motor
Battery tray and suspension
Swivel wheels
Swivel wheels suspended
Drive wheel
Transport fixation
Covers
Batteries
Page
72
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
71
Parts lists

017 Suspension arm and motor

Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
72
Article number
906.00000.061
101.00011.000
101.00001.000
101.00111.000
101.00101.000
103.00021.000
00000.2003
00000.4108
00000.1702
00000.3703
9000077
053.00001.000
001.03010.002
1008821
1008822
1008068
00000.5403
00000.3712
1008128
1008129
001.03010.001
00000.3541
4.10021
00000.2203
9001655
9001656
1003469
Units
2
1
1
1
1
2
16
2
10
2
2
2
6
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
4
4
1
1
1
Description
Freewheel handle
Motor 10Km/u RWD left/FWD right
Motor 10Km/u RWD right/FWD left
Motor 6Km/u RWD left/FWD right
Motor 6Km/u RWD right/FWD left
Brushes (set)
Washer flat M8 D125A/vz
Hex. bolt M8x70 D931/8.8 vz
Locknut M8 D985/8/vz
Button head M6X16 vz
Suspension arm block
Insert cap
Hex. bolt M8x65 DIN931-8.8vz
Suspension arm RWD left/FWD right
Suspension arm RWD right/FWD left
Anti-tip holder insert assy,
Wheel anti tip
Button head M8X40
Anti-tip holder left assy
Anti-tip holder right assy
Hex. bolt M10x40
Adjusting screw + crater M8X10 D916
Hex. bolt M8x30 D931 vz
Spring washer SW8
Telescopic safety device left
Telescopic safety device right
Telescopic safety device set
Version 2012v1
Parts lists
Pos
21
-
Article number
00000.2104
00000.5500
1003242
1003243
1011124
1011125
Version 2012v1
Units
2
4
1
1
1
1
Description
Washer flat M10 3D
Castor bearing
Motor brake RWD right/FWD left, till 20-08-2009
Motor brake RWD left/FWD right, till 20-08-2009
Motor brake RWD right/FWD left, from 20-08-2009
Motor brake RWD left/FWD right, from 20-08-2009
73
Parts lists

018 Battery tray and suspension
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
A
74
Article number
123.00021.035
9001641
00000.2104
00000.4110
001.03010.001
9000072
00000.1700
00000.2001
00000.4038
9002714
001.03030.001
9002710
-
Units
2
2
4
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
-
Description
Plug
Shock absorber 220 mm
Washer flat 3XD M10
Hex. bolt M10x70 D931/8.8 vz
Hex. bolt M10x40
Battery container
Locknut M5 D985/8/VZ
Washer
Cil cap screw. inn. zk M5X10 VZ
Battery box
M8x25 bolt with dog point
Motor suspension bearing
See 017: Suspension arm and motor
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

019 Swivel wheels
5
6
16
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
19
Article number
1008070
00001.0701
00000.2003
00000.4118
1008069
00000.1702
00000.4101
1006636
1006638
1006635
1006637
1003204
1003205
00001.1463
26090.1282
26090.1400
26090.1300
00001.1461
Version 2012v1
12
3
1
3
7
13
14
Units
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
8
15
3
3
4
9
10
11
Description
Fork assy (outdoor)
Locknut low M8
Washer flat M8 D125A/vz
Hex. Bolt M8X120 D931/8.8 VZ
Fork assy (indoor)
Locknut M8 D985/8/vz
Hex. bolt M8x80 D931/8.8 vz (indoor)
Swivel wheel complete RWD left/FWD right
Swivel wheel PU complete left 3.00x4 (outdoor)
Swivel wheel complete RWD left/FWD right
Swivel wheel PU complete right 3.00x4 (outdoor)
Tire 3.00x4 (outdoor)
Inner tube 3.00x4 (outdoor)
Sticker tire pressure 3.5 Bar
Swivel wheel complete (indoor)
Tire 2.00x6 (indoor)
Inner tube 2.00x6 (indoor)
Sticker tire pressure 2.5 Bar
75
Parts lists

020 Swivel wheels suspended
1
2
5
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
76
Article number
1008071
00001.0701
00000.2003
00000.4118
1006636
1006638
1006635
1006637
1003204
1003205
00001.1463
Units
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
4
6
7
8
Description
Front fork spring loaded assy, outdoor
Locknut flat M8
Washer flat M8 D125A/vz
Hex. Bolt M8X120 D931/8.8 VZ
Swivel wheel complete left (outdoor) 3,5 bar
Swivel wheel PU complete left 3.00x4 (outdoor)
Swivel wheel complete right (outdoor) 3,5 bar
Swivel wheel PU complete right 3.00x4 (outdoor)
Tire 3.00x4 (outdoor)
Inner tube 3.00x4 (outdoor)
Sticker tire pressure 3.5 Bar
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

021 Driven wheel
2
3
1
4
6
7
8
5
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
-
Article number
9002012
9002036
9002011
9002035
9002013
1003249
1004273
9002006
00001.1463
00000.2104
00000.2204
00000.4324
1009979
Version 2012v1
Units
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Description
Drive wheel air complete left 3,5 bar
Drive wheel PU complete left
Drive wheel air complete right 3,5 bar
Drive wheel PU complete right
Tyre
Tube
Wheel cover, aluminium
Wheel cover, plastic
Sticker
Washer flat M10 3D
Spring washer M10
Hex. bolt M10x30
Wheel hub
77
Parts lists

022 Transport fixation
6
7
8
C
4
6
8
3
2
9
1
Revision C and higher
11
12
Revision B
7
9
5
9
13
11
10
13
12
A
B
A
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
A
B
C
78
Article number
05010.3310
00000.2803
00000.1750
00000.9008
00000.1802
00000.2003
9000094
9002111
1001410
1008163
00000.4311
176.00151.010
00000.2203
9000820
250.00001.035
00000.9000
-
Units
2
2
2
2
1
4
4
2
2
1
1
10
1
6
2
1
4
-
Description
Washer
Cup spring bl 23X12,2X1
Locknut M12 D985/8/VZ
Insert cap, round 35 black
Identification plate
Nut M8xP1.25
Washer flat M8 D125A/vz
Transport fixation RWD (revision B)
Transport fixation RWD (revision C)
Transport fixation set RWD (revision B)
Transport fixation set RWD (revision C)
Hexagonal tap bolt M8X20 VZ
Key
Spring washer SW8
Transport fixation FWD
Transport fixation set FWD
Insert cap round 18 black
See 019-020: Swivel wheels
See 021: Driven wheel
See 018: Battery tray and suspension
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

023 Bekapping
7
1
4
5
6
1
8
9
1
4
3
2
1
1
10
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Article number
00000.3703
1002527
1002526
1002317
1002319
9000070
9000136
00000.2102
00000.4307
9000068
9000131
1002529
1002528
001.23000.002
1002318
1002320
Version 2012v1
Units
6
1
1
1
1
2
2
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
Description
Button head M6X16 vz
Cover electronics assy yellow+logo
Cover electronics assy grey+logo
Cover motor assy RWD right/FWD left yellow
Cover motor assy RWD right/FWD left grey
Mud guard yellow
Mud guard grey
Washer flat 3XD M6 D9021/VZ
Hexagonal tap bolt M6X12 vz
Battery tray top, yellow
Battery tray top, grey
Battery tray front complete, yellow
Battery tray front complete, grey
Star knob M6x20
Cover motor assy RWD left/FWD right yellow
Cover motor assy RWD left/FWD right grey
79
Parts lists

024 Batteries
3
4
3
2
3
2
5
3
4
1
1
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
80
Article number
9002758
9002759
9002760
00001.0007
00001.0006
1344
Units
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
Description
Battery (34Ah C5) (40Ah C20)
Battery (50Ah C5) (60Ah C20)
Battery (63Ah C5) (74Ah C20)
Battery clamp Battery clamp cover
Battery clamp +
Fastening belt battery
Version 2012v1
Parts lists
6.3
Options, wiring and modules
025
026
027
028
029
030
Drawing
025
026
027
028
029
030
Version 2012v1
Description
Electrical tilt
Electrical lift
Electrical lift with mechanical tilt
Wiring and modules DX
Wiring and modules Shark
Kerb climber
Page
82
83
84 – 85
86 – 93
94 – 98
99
81
Parts lists

025 Electrical tilt
5
8
6
4
9
A
7
3
10
11
1
3
3
2
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
-
82
Article number
1004852
1003385
9000247
00000.4002
9002061
9001948
013.00051.000
001.35000.003
052.00591.082
00000.3306
00000.4038
008.00000.321
1009322
Units
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
2
1
4
2
2
4
Description
Electrical seat tilt for Shark (conversion kit)
Electrical seat tilt for DX (conversion kit)
Interface, electrical tilt
Cil cap screw M8X16
Electrical seat tilt module
Actuator, seat tilt
Gas spring 1900N
Vibration damper
Cover, Clam module
Screw 4.2*16 incl. ring
Cil cap screw. inn. zk M5X10 VZ
Sticker, trap danger
Close-fitting screw 8mm for tilt unit
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Parts lists
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026 Electrical seat lift
3
2
4
1
5
6
Pos
2
3
4
5
6
Article number
1004855
1002935
9001431
9001420
008.00000.321
00000.4324
9001416
-
1004859
1
-
1004858
1
1
Version 2012v1
Units
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
Description
Electrical seat lift for Shark (conversion kit)
Electrical seat lift for DX (conversion kit)
Actuator elektrische hoog/laag
Lift module incl.actuator
Sticker, trap danger
Hex. bolt M10x30
Seat lift interface
Electrical seat lift and electrical tilt for Shark (conversion
kit)
Electrical seat lift and electrical tilt for DX (conversion
kit)
83
Parts lists
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027 Electrical seat lift with mechanical tilt
2
5
22
3
6
5
7
6
22
21
4
13
8
1
12
9
20
10 11 12
14 3
6 23
6
19
15
16
24
25 26
18
15
17
Pos
Article number
Units
1004863
1
1009302
1
1004864
1
1009303
1
152.00091.400
00000.4322
00000.3501
00000.4322
00000.2304
151.00061.023
151.00071.023
00000.1602
001.00190.006
001.00200.006
1002426
9000796
00000.2203
00000.1702
00000.4002
008.00000.321
1
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
4
4
4
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
84
Description
Electrical seat lift and mechanical tilt for Shark RWD
(conversion kit)
Electrical seat lift and mechanical tilt for Shark FWD
(conversion kit)
Electrical seat lift and mechanical tilt for DX RWD
(conversion kit)
Electrical seat lift and mechanical tilt for DX FWD
(conversion kit)
Sedeo, seat frame for mechanical tilt on electrical lift
Hexagonal tap bolt M8X15 VZ
Adjusting screw BZK M8X10 D913/VZ
Hexagonal tap bolt M8X12 VZ
Flat washer M10 PA
Hinge pin (not available)
Hinge pin (not available)
Hex Nut Low M8 D439B/VZ
M8 couple nut mech. seat angle
Hex Nut Low M8 D439B/VZ
Hexagonal bolt M10X45 VZ
Mounting bracket left for mechanical tilt
Spring washer SW8
Locknut M8 D985/8/vz
Cil cap screw M8X16
Sticker, trap danger
Version 2012v1
Parts lists
Pos
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
A
Article number
9000215
00000.4038
9001426
9001427
00000.3306
00000.4028
9002213
00000.2002
00000.1701
1004860
-
Units
1
2
1
1
4
2
4
2
2
1
-
Description
Mounting bracket right for mechanical tilt
Cil cap screw. inn. zk M5X10 VZ
Mounting plate, electronics
Cover, Clam module
Screw 4.2*16 incl. ring
Cil cap screw M6x20
Seat angle adjuster
Flat washer M6
Lock nut M6
Mechanical tilt for electrical seat lift
see 028: Cabling and modules DX

Version 2012v1
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86
028 Wiring and modules DX
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

028 Wiring and modules DX
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Article number
00355.0425
00355.0426
00355.0218
1003305
00355.0023
055.00000.023
00355.0109
00355.0018
00355.0074
00355.1140
055.00000.013
9001275
9001468
055.00095.000
00355.0201
00355.0205
055.00074.000
00355.1080
9006981
00355.1280
00355.1250
055.00064.000
Version 2012v1
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
Description
DX remote 16 key (Rem 48)
DX remote 16 key + (Rem 48a)
DX Remote 12 key for worktop (Rem41E)
DX Remote G90
DX cable 1m
DX Power cable
DX Power module PM2 80A
DX cable 1,75m
DX cable 2,7m
Speed limiter bridge
Wire battery loop
Harness back rest actuator
Seat lift extension cable
Harness lighting long
DX CLAM
DX-LM lightning module
Micro switch, electrical lift
Harness lighting short
LED lighting & indicators
AMP connector 12P
DX Clam cable
Harness leg rest actuator
87
Parts lists

028 Wiring and modules DX
In this overview it’s indicated which cabling and modules are being used on the wheelchair in a particular
Construction. This is equal to a front- and back-wheel driven wheelchair.
Standard:
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
Standard with lighting:
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0023
1
DX cable 1m
00355.0205
1
DX-LM lightning module
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
00355.1080
1
Harness lighting short
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
Electrical backrest (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0023
1
DX cable 1m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
00355.1080
1
Harness lighting short
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1140
1
Speed limiter bridge
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001275
1
Harness back rest actuator
88
Version 2012v1
Parts lists
Electrical leg rests (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0023
1
DX cable 1m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
00355.1080
1
Harness lighting short
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1140
1
Speed limiter bridge
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
055.00064.000
2
Harness leg rest actuator
Electrical tilt (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1140
1
Speed limiter bridge
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
Electrical seat lift (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001468
1
Seat lift extension cable
055.00074.000
1
Micro switch, electrical lift
Version 2012v1
89
Parts lists
Electrical backrest & leg rests (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0023
1
DX cable 1m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
00355.1080
1
Harness lighting short
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1140
1
Speed limiter bridge
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001275
1
Harness back rest actuator
055.00064.000
2
Harness leg rest actuator
Electrical backrest & tilt (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1140
1
Speed limiter bridge
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001275
1
Harness back rest actuator
Electrical back & seat lift (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001468
1
Seat lift extension cable
055.00074.000
1
Micro switch, electrical lift
9001275
1
Harness back rest actuator
90
Version 2012v1
Parts lists
Electrical leg rests & tilt (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1140
1
Speed limiter bridge
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
055.00064.000
2
Harness leg rest actuator
Electrical leg rests & seat lift (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001468
1
Seat lift extension cable
055.00074.000
1
Micro switch, electrical lift
055.00064.000
2
Harness leg rest actuator
Electrical tilt & seat lift (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001468
1
Seat lift extension cable
055.00074.000
1
Micro switch, electrical lift
Version 2012v1
91
Parts lists
Electrical backrest & leg rests & tilt (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1140
1
Speed limiter bridge
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
055.00064.000
2
Harness leg rest actuator
9001275
1
Harness back rest actuator
Electrical backrest & leg rests & seat lift (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001468
1
Seat lift extension cable
055.00074.000
1
Micro switch, electrical lift
9001275
1
Harness back rest actuator
055.00064.000
2
Harness leg rest actuator
Electrical backrest & tilt & seat lift (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001468
1
Seat lift extension cable
055.00074.000
1
Micro switch, electrical lift
9001275
1
Harness back rest actuator
92
Version 2012v1
Parts lists
Electrical leg rests & tilt & seat lift (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
9001468
1
Seat lift extension cable
055.00074.000
1
Micro switch, electrical lift
055.00064.000
2
Harness leg rest actuator
Electrical seat lift & tilt & backrest & leg rests (lighting optional):
Article number Units Description
00355.0425
1
DX Remote 16 key
00355.0109
1
DX Power module PM2 80A
055.00000.023
1
DX Power cable
055.00000.013
1
Wire battery loop
00355.0074
1
DX cable 2,7m
00355.0018
1
DX cable 1,75m
00355.0201
1
DX CLAM
00355.1250
1
DX Clam cable
055.00095.000
1
Harness lighting long
9006981
1
LED lighting & indicators
00355.1280
1
AMP connector 12P
055.00064.000
2
Harness leg rest actuator
9001275
1
Harness back rest actuator
9001468
1
Seat lift extension cable
055.00074.000
1
Micro switch, electrical lift

Version 2012v1
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Parts lists
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94
029 Wiring and modules Shark
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

029 Wiring and modules Shark
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Article number
1003091
1002943
1001179
9001502
9001373
1010366
1003092
1002944
1002945
00355.1140
055.00000.013
1003239
9001467
9006981
00355.5573
1003280
9001428
055.00095.000
00355.1080
Version 2012v1
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote drive & lighting
Shark remote lighting & actuators
Shark remote drive only
Micro switch Lift
Power cable Shark
Shark power module drive only
Shark power module drive & lighting
Shark power module lighting & actuators
Shark cable 1,5M
Speed limiter bridge
Wire battery loop
Shark extension cable 0,64M
Harness lights & seat short
LED lighting & indicators
AMP plug 2P
AMP plug 6P
Harness lights & seat long
Harness lighting long
Harness lighting standard
95
Parts lists

029 Wiring and modules Shark
In this overview it’s indicated which cabling and modules are being used on the wheelchair in a particular
Construction. This is equal to a front- and back-wheel driven wheelchair.
Drive only:
Article number
1001179
1010366
9001373
055.00000.013
Units
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote drive only
Shark power module drive only
Power cable Shark
Wire battery loop
Drive and lighting:
Article number
1003091
1003092
9001373
055.00000.013
1002945
9001467
00355.1080
9006981
1003280
00355.5573
00355.1140
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote drive & lighting
Shark power module drive & lighting
Power cable Shark
Wire battery loop
Shark cable 1,5M
Harness lights & seat short
Harness lighting short
LED lighting & indicators
AMP plug 6P
AMP plug 2P
Speed limiter bridge
Electrical backrest (lighting optional):
Article number
1002943
1002944
9001373
055.00000.013
1002945
9001428
00355.1080
9006981
1003280
00355.5573
00355.1140
9001275
96
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote lighting & actuators
Shark power module lighting & actuators
Power cable Shark
Wire battery loop
Shark extension cable 0,64M
Harness lights & seat long
Harness lighting short
LED lighting & indicators
AMP plug 6P
AMP plug 2P
Speed limiter bridge
Harness back rest actuator
Version 2012v1
Parts lists
Electrical seat lift (lighting optional):
Article number
1002943
1002944
9001373
055.00000.013
1002945
1003239
9001428
055.00095.000
9006981
1003280
00355.5573
9001502
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote lighting & actuators
Shark power module lighting & actuators
Power cable Shark
Wire battery loop
Shark cable 1,5M
Shark extension cable 0,64M
Harness lights & seat long
Harness lighting long
LED lighting & indicators
AMP plug 6P
AMP plug 2P
Micro switch Lift
Electrical tilt (lighting optional):
Article number
1002943
1002944
9001373
055.00000.013
1002945
1003239
9001428
055.00095.000
9006981
1003280
00355.5573
00355.1140
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote lighting & actuators
Shark power module lighting & actuators
Power cable Shark
Wire battery loop
Shark cable 1,5M
Shark extension cable 0,64M
Harness lights & seat long
Harness lighting long
LED lighting & indicators
AMP plug 6P
AMP plug 2P
Speed limiter bridge
Elektrical seat lift & backrest (lighting optional):
Article number
1002943
1002944
9001373
055.00000.013
1002945
1003239
9001428
055.00095.000
9006981
1003280
00355.5573
9001502
9001275
Version 2012v1
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote lighting & actuators
Shark power module lighting & actuators
Power cable Shark
Wire battery loop
Shark cable 1,5M
Shark extension cable 0,64M
Harness lights & seat long
Harness lighting long
LED lighting & indicators
AMP plug 6P
AMP plug 2P
Micro switch Lift
Harness back rest actuator
97
Parts lists
Electrical tilt & backrest (lighting optional):
Article number
1002943
1002944
9001373
055.00000.013
1002945
1003239
9001428
055.00095.000
9006981
1003280
00355.5573
00355.1140
9001275
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote lighting & actuators
Shark power module lighting & actuators
Power cable Shark
Wire battery loop
Shark cable 1,5M
Shark extension cable 0,64M
Harness lights & seat long
Harness lighting long
LED lighting & indicators
AMP plug 6P
AMP plug 2P
Speed limiter bridge
Harness back rest actuator
Electrical seat lift & tilt (lighting optional):
Article number
1002943
1002944
9001373
055.00000.013
1002945
1003239
9001428
055.00095.000
9006981
1003280
00355.5573
9001502
98
Units
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Description
Shark remote lighting & actuators
Shark power module lighting & actuators
Power cable Shark
Wire battery loop
Shark cable 1,5M
Shark extension cable 0,64M
Harness lights & seat long
Harness lighting long
LED lighting & indicators
AMP plug 6P
AMP plug 2P
Micro switch Lift
Version 2012v1
Parts lists

030 Kerb climber
2
3
4
5
6
1
7
8
Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Article number
1004565
00000.1702
00000.2003
9000671
00000.4311
00000.6801
03411.2100
03411.0190
Version 2012v1
Units
1
4
4
1
4
2
1
1
Description
Kerb climber
Lock nut M8
Washer flat M8
Kerb climber mounting bracket
Hex. Bolt M8x20
Star knob M8x20
Kerb climber gas spring
Kerb climber shoe
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Deleted article numbers 1001123, 1008160 and 1008161
Added ‘LED lighting‘ drawing and exploded view
Replaced picture of LED lighting & indicators compact version by LED lighting
Article number and description 1001123 LED lighting & indicators, compact version into
9006981 LED lighting unit set (left + right)
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Replaced article number 1001123 by 9006981
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Page 94, drawing 29: Article number and description 1001123 LED lighting & indicators, compact version into
9006981 LED lighting unit set (left + right)
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Replaced article number 1001123 by 9006981
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